Sentence examples for enrolment made from inspiring English sources
The full-time undergraduate programs comprise the majority of the school's enrolment, made up of 16,339 full-time undergraduate students.
Allocating patients to interventions after enrolment made it difficult and more complex for health care providers to explain the study to patients and provide sufficient information about both programs.
For example, introducing legislation for enforcing enrolment; making the social security benefit package more attractive; and building capacity within the SSO to stimulate and enforce enrolment, could all be effective strategies to ensuring firms enrol in social security.
The fact that the HIV-infected women participants were ART naïve at study enrolment makes this a unique data source on the association of HIV infection with IR in the absence of ART.
The fact that the HIV-infected women participants were antiretroviral therapy (ART) naïve at study enrolment makes this a unique data source on the association of HIV infection with insulin resistance in the absence of ART as many studies have only looked at the effect of treatment on insulin and glucose homeostasis.
After 2007/8 PEV, schools near IDP camps experienced surges in enrolments making it difficult for children to experience meaningful learning (KHRC 2011).
The enrolments were made during 3 7 day of life, so we cannot comment on the role of probiotics on early onset sepsis.
The enrolments were made during 3 7 days of life, and therefore the role of probiotics on early onset sepsis could not be evaluated.
Increasing primary school enrolment without making provision for improved access to secondary and higher education was a fundamentally flawed strategy.
"It wasn't a situation I was happy with, particularly when I found out PayStream was taking deductions for my auto enrolment pension, making me both employee and employer – although they were employing me," he says.
The mountainous terrain impedes enrolment by making access to schools difficult.
